If you make a mistake, you know, you are really a bad person: if we do that, we're not going to have a world where anything happens". So Weill proposes biting the bullet, accepting the regulation of commercial banking, while splitting off investment banking from banking.
The particular arguments supporting presumed consent policy revolve around the fact that making a decision on donating organs might require some effort (e.g., filling out a form) while reacting to or accepting the regulation might be effortless [ 8].
But, while British investors accepted the regulations inhering in their charters, American entrepreneurs came to regard such rules as repressive and unrealistic.
But, having accepted the job, she seems, at the very least, to have accepted the regulations, and she toed the line with a dutiful eagerness in a desperate cause; she worked hard to maintain a show of good cheer and good times while being denied the freewheeling disinhibition that goes with real comedy.
Some senators had threatened a filibuster because of their unhappiness that House Republicans refused to accept the F.D.A. regulation.
Len Crickmar, president of the new association, points out that some countries have refused to accept the blanket regulation.
"Britain is the only European Union country that does not accept the European regulation and its attitude to the unemployment benefits refund has been very restrictive.
Yet his willingness to concede mistakes, to accept the new regulation and to return his firm to its once-famous focus on clients is bound to pay off soon.
To begin with, requiring every state to accept the insurance regulations of any other state would set off a race to the bottom, in which insurers would domicile in the states with the most indulgent regulations and export their lax requirements nationwide.
The State knew of and accepted the federal regulation; moreover, it operated under federal regulation for 13 years without claiming any impairment of its traditional sovereignty.
They saw the benefits of being a part of the decision-making process on the inside, rather than just having to accept the rules and regulations to access the market from the outside.
